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The Piedmont Tnstftutr.

Young ladies, young men, boys,
8irls' parents and guardians. rcmom.
oer that the exercises of the Pied.
mont Institute will open on the 1st
day of September next. Rev. J. r.
Rlley, d. d. will be at the helm. rs.
sisted by a most competent faculty.
No better opportunity for a. libcro
education can be given any where
This is one of the most quiet and or
derly towns in the State. The whole
County has whiskoy excluded from
its borders by an act of the leeisIot
ure' The-town is remarkably healthy,
both morally and physically, and
good board can be had for ten dol
lars per month.
Let every one in the community
Go what he can for the buildinq m
OF this school. The good it has done
IN the past, gives every assurance for
the future. So never lose an oppor-
tunity to press its claims upon the
people. 1t will not be wanting in
any OF its departments.
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Monument to a Hero.

Thursday the 28th Of July is to be
O. grand day at Ben Cleveland, n sta
ton on the Air Line Railroad in Oco-
nee county. The place was formerly
known as Fort Madison, but it has
been changed in honor of Colonel
Ben. Cleveland, a hero Of the Rcvolu-
tion. A monument to his memory
will be unveiled on the 28th and an
Immense crowd is expected to attend
the ceremonies. Hon. r. A. Child is
the orator for the occasion. The
Richmond & Danyille Railroad have
generously agreed to give excursion
rates, and the most elaborate prepa-
r!ations,h have been made to perpetuate
the memory of the brave. The fol-
lowing is from the Enterprise and
Mountaineer:
"We understand that six yopno 10.
dies of the family will unveiI tho
monument Mr.. Cleveland feels , as
surea that those who moy attend NAV
expect an eloquent oration from MI!
Ghid, whom he regards as tha De.
mosthenes of South CarolinH s
brass band from Greenyille will be
PRESENT onthe occasion. Col Cleve.
and was an uncle os Mr. Jeremiah
SiegelsncS pioneer Of this city
.
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"hold up" and wait' for the reaction
that thuctuates between supply and
demard.
Surely the farmers of tie great
Pi dino, t Belt uenot ready to rec i've
bounty from any of the other bran
ches of our industry by class logisla-
ton which is to take away from other
industries and give to us; rs . iar-
mers son Of yo olden times i till
hold that the farmer has the most
honorable; safest and independent
occupation. An illustration of this
fact is borne out by the fact that all
the tr ;sh or culls that fail in other
occupations fall back on the farm and
it supports them all. The farmer
who finds the world trcachcrous or
the other branches of our industry
artagonistic to this, can simply live at
home without their aid better than
all others combined can live without
the farmer.
Stop the plow and YOU stop the
driving wheel of our manufactures
and engines Of commerce; rust will
corrodo the railroad irons and oul
ships will rot at their wharves.
FARMER's Son.
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Stale Q! South Carolina,
COUNTY OF PICKENa.
IN G )MMON PLEAS COURT.
Summons for Relief.

/ Theodore d. Jorvoy, Edward NTcCrad,
jr:, AlIerd Chrisolm, rs Executors o
the last will and testament Of William
G.. Bee deceased, Plaintiffs agaiust Ma
ry f.. Smith, w. j. Parker, H. L.
Ownhoy, p. A. Ownbey, VI. Agno+
Ownboy and Ri3hard Lonhardt, Dcfon.
dants.
! TO the Defendants above named, Mary
F.. Smith and II. Il. Ownbry.
VOU arc hereby summoned and re-
L Quircd to answer the complaint in
this action, of which n copy is herewith
served upon Y0u, and to servo COPY of
your answer to the said compaiuton the
subscriber at his office on Public Square,
Greenvillc City, within twenty days or
ter tho service hereof, exclusive Of the
day of such service; and if You fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, tho Plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the court for relief demnn
ded in the complaint.
Dated ID May 1887.
lis. u. j. LEWIS, C.C.p.
VI. +. ANsELI, Plaintiffs 8ftv
TO the Defendants Mary e. Smith ond
r. l.. Ownbey,
Take notice that the complaint IN tbi,
case waH died in the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Pinkens
County on the 4th day Of May 1887.
NJ. +. ANSEL, Plaintitfs Atty
June 16, 1896
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A Mineral sSDriHr.

There is no doubt nj out it, Easlcv
has chalybeate spring possessing
most valuable properties. 1t was
discovered somo time before the
town was laid out, when little was
generally known Of the great value Of
mineral water, hence nothing was
said OF it. But the increased de
mand for mineral water aroused the
inquiry as 10 the location of this
spring. A former resident, Mr..
Shelton was sent for aud he soon
pointed it out. It is in the incorpo-
ration, northwest Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, on lot belonging to w. NJ.
Hagood and others. 1t is strongly
impregnated with iron. An ANALYSIS
OF It's properties will DO published in
a few days, and the citizens of Eas,
ley Will no doubt find that they have
great blessing at their doors.
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The News and Couri,r spares no
pains or expense to put useful infor-
nation before it's readers. One of
its staff attended the Mississippi Ag-
rioulturai and Mechanical College
and has sent in a full description of
its workings with very satisfacto-
ry results. Such information is most
opportune in view of the desire ON
the part of many to establish an ag.
ricultural college in this state. We
publish as much of the correspon
dence as our space will allow, an6
we recommend q careful perueal of i
to our readers.
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NF0NTT7T7to DC made. Cut this out
MI III n. Y and return to us, and we
ulUlV IL / will send you free, some
thing of great value and Importance to
you, chat will start you in business which
will bring you in more money right away
than anything else in this world Anyone
can dO the work and live at home. Either
scX; al ages Something new, that just
coins money for all workers. We will
start you; capital not needed. This is one
of the genuine, important chances Of Il
lifetime. Those ambitious and enter
prising will not delay. Grand outfit free.
Addrcs TRUE q Co., Augusta, Maine. "
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Having heard OF the knocking on n
tenant house belonging to Mr.. Jesse
II. Cleveland in the upper part of
Grecnvllc county, and knowing that
Capt. A. B. Tnllcy lived near The
place, we insisted on his giving us all
the conformation he had on the subject.
We took the opportunity to interview
him for the further reason, that he
is we'll known to most OF our readers
as being extremely practical and not
having the least tinctmc of romance
about his make up. The following is
the Interview:
"Will YOU describe the knocking on
Mr. T.ocknby's housc?"
II visited the house in company
with Mr.. Jesse +. Cleveland and two
other gentlemen one evening for the
purpose of investigating the rnppinGs
which had so much disturbed the oc-
cupants of the house, Mr. and Mrs.
Lockahy. The building is log
house having tho cracks lined on the
outside with shrcting plank, We
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q valiant sor,,,o 1,,.n,,.,n1 ,;,.n a,,,,o
one scropinr the floor with his foot
when he wished tomalic AS much fuss
as possible. In about five minutes
came heavy blows against the wall
iarring the whole house. At short in
torvals the knocking was repeated
three or four times. The rappings
were kept up at short intervals, inter
spersea with q noise like some one
sow;nn o miami, ronid,y with q coor,o
, fr,;i ,,i..,, .,, -,.,.tI
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CLOCK a. IN.
"Could you discover no external
,auso?"
..Tho u,oat oo.f,1 .r
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LOST

Tight Of the parties who can sell Grave
- stones cheaper than we can. We sell
No, |. Material; We 90 good work. and
we d" 50 to give satisfaction. Our pri-
crs run from three dollars up. We have
ON hand and to arrive Large Stock of
Grave Stones. All work delivered at the
grave. Satisfaction given Mr.. II. II.
owen can b, found in charge of tho
Marble Yard ready tc gi We all who may.
call upon him. Give us Il trial and bo
convinced, j. ID. SM It'll & Co.
Liberty, S. G.. oct. ID. '86
Oct. 21, 1856 f.
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TNsS GOOD OaO STANDBY

THIS GOOD Oi-O STANDBY
H"r"inil!shcs for everybody exactly what isclaimcd
'"Il CheUi ty roasoa2 Tor the groat popularity Of
no I'S>a1G Hh!mcnt IS found In It's UniverBnI
nrD'icnbilityo Everybody needs such medicine.
rho iHmb"rnUn needs IT. in case OF accident
Thc IlUmACVYile needs IT. for general family Ise'
phC C|mC!Cr needs It for his teams ard HE men,
Tho MCChuHic needs 1t always on his WORK
bench.
Tho Miner needs It In case of emergency
The PionCcTUCcdBit--cant get along wlthoub /"
The Furmrr needs 1t in his house, his st"oie'
Eni his stock yard.
The Steamboat mnn or tho BOntinhh heeuS
/, In liberal supply aGOnt and ashore
The HOrsC-IunciGr needs it-"lt ~ ID" "'N'
friend aud safest reliance
The Stack grower needs lit VIII baEo MN
thousands Of dollars and world OF trouble
Tho RuiIrond mnu needs It and Will heed IL 80
long ms hlslfe is n round of accidents and dangers
The BackwoO Odsmnh needs 1t. There Ia notif-
Ing In,e IT, as an antdoto for the dangers 70 lhe'
limb end comfort which surround tho pioneer.
THO Merchant needs s. about his store among
his cuployecg Accidents will happen, and when
thcge come the Mustang LinimGiIt IS wanted atonce
Keep u BOttIe I'm the House. IT'S the best o.
economy.
Ksep n BottIein the Factory. Itsimmediate
in OF accident caves pain and loss OF wages
Hccp BottIe Always in the stable Tor
nsc whom wanted. r.
Jan 20, I8S7-1y
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THE GE9R2G(s!!n. SGHO0l.
--~1VN---
Language, Science and Art

nNE of the best Business and Norma
- Schools South, and only one having
a separate Female Department, offers .
select, WsecImrian, christian home to
young men and young iaii"S, providing
Tuition and Board, including Washing.
fu@I, Lights, "tc., for only &12 rrv
month eac1! Polmansh;p, Book kce; r.
ing, Shorthand, Iypn-Wr.liug net wa
SIC thorouhty taught Full Business.
Normal, Collc@in and Irregular cortr
s"S of study. Superior Preparatory De-
partm"mt. il"aithiu.ncsa unsurpassed.
over 300 students past year. The ICth
year begins i'll September. Early .p
piIcttion is necessary to secure Il plaor.
For catalogue address at once, Tnt:EEiL
f. SIMMONS, Prcs't, Norcross, Ga.
iulv 21, 'Sl-0;
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p1cKENs G. IT,, S. G.
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1887.

ga farmers son" has o sensible
talk to the farmers this week. He
knows whereof he speaks and his ad-
vice can be relied upon. His obser-
vation on eye o1den times," and the
change is'no doubt'confrmed by the
observation and experience of many
farmers.
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The Clerk, Capt Lewis hands us
the following
Llens fla 1,061;, Money value,
S6O,992.7 10; sli ms toEhich thereis no
money value given for part of crop,
~: Ayerage, $48.06; Largest Lien,
S923.75 Smallest, 1915.
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W0TTcnn live ut home, and make more
! II money at work for us, than at any.
l. w thing else in this world. Capital
not needed, YOU are started free Both
sexes; all a%cs. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from first start. Cost
" outfit and terms free. Better not delay.
Costs YOU nothing to send us your address
and find out; If you ave wise you will do
50 at once. II. HALLErr d co.; Portland,
Maine. feb II. 'S7-1v
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Clerk S Sale.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
I. b. Haynes ct nj. vs.. John II. Cos
Sett ct al.

I. B. Haynes ct al. vs.. John r. Cos.
sett ct al.
pJRSUANT to the terms of decrotal
II order made in the above stated case
on the Sth of June 1887 by Hon. A.
j. A!drich, presiding Judge, [ will
sell to the highest bidder ut Pickcns G..
H., during the legal hours Of sale on
SHlesday i'll August next, the Store
House and Lot of Land in the town Of
EasIcy, described in the mOrtguge cXpcu-
ted by 9. p. Runion, deceased, us fol-
lows:
A Certain parcel or lot Of land lying
and being in the town Of Easlcy, County
and State aforesaid, and dcscribed ns
tollows:-SituatoG on Main or Railroad
Street Of said town, having front of
fifty two feet on said street, and running
back one hundred and four feet, and be-
ing numbered on plat Of the town made
bytT. a. McAlahan 21-22, and adjoining
on the west the lot Of Green. IInguud &
Co.. on the east the lot Of j. S. Lnrhcm,
and on the south by tho said Main or
Railroad street.
TERN1S:-~Ono-half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash-tha balance
on credit Of six months with inter.
est from day Of sale, secured by bond OF
| purchaser and mortgage of the premises
Purchaser to pay extra for all papers
and for recording tho Samo.
j. J. LEWIS, c,c.P.
july T 1874
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W0 3N.EH2 GLASSES Ms A.ssn'5%s S;s
noW prepared to furnish all classes with
employment at home, the whole time
or for incir spare momclts. Business
new, ll@"t and profitable. Persons of ci-
lhrr sex easily earn from 50 cents to 50
per evening. and PROPORTIONAL sum bv
drvotin@ all their time TO the business.
boys and girls earn nearly asmuch as men.
That all win" see this may send Their ad~.
dress, and test the business. we make this
olicr. 70 such as arc not well satisfied
we will send one dollar to pay for the trou-
blc OF writing. Full particulars and out
lit Tree Address GEORGE SrINsON e Co.,
l"ltlahd' M"lhc' feb II, SLY
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State d South Carolina,
County Of Pick kens,
TN PROBATE COURT.

Nancy NJ. Elgin and w. II. Thomas ns
Executors of Alien Higgins deceased,
Plaintiffs against R"bccu Stewart,
Cinrinda Stewart, Nancy Crenslaw,
Mary Hunter, AIlIy Sp"arman, Bur.
ris Higgins and Andrew higgins, De
frndonts.
TO Defendants above named:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
l. and required to answer tn" complaint
III this action, which is fled in the Pro
bate Court for County and State aforc
said, and to serve Al copy of your answer
to- the said complaint on the Subscribers
ut their office at PicllcnS G. IT,, $. G..
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the, day of such ser
vice; and if You fail to answer the com
plaimt within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs i'll this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
LIS. j. H. NEwHEEY, J.r.P.c.
Newton & RoBT;soN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
June 1G, 1887.
TO Rcbccca Stewart and Clarndn Slow
art absent dcfcmdunts in the above
stated action:
TAKE NOTICE that the complaint
l. herein was filed in the Court of Pro
bate for County and State aforesaid on
the 10th day Of June 1897.
NEWTON e ROBrNsoN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
juno %, '37-G.
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FOR SALE.

1Nc ACRES OF LAND, :onc m lie from
lcU lickcn~ {. ii. a two horse crod
OF improved land. a good Dwelling
House, aAd necessary out building rs Land
well timber d, Apply at this piIiccr, or to
JAMES, J. CRENSHAW,
dcc lG ~ PENDLETON $. G..
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BEducatiOI12I.
Piedmont Institute.

THE exercises of this school will be
i resumed on Thursday the 1St day of
September next, under the control and
direction of Rev. j. Il. Riley, ID. ID. He
will have asso 'mt"d with him an able
corps Of experienced teachers in all the
departments of the Institute. Tuition
fees will he reasonable. Board can br
procured at $500 or $1,000 per month.
1t is highly important that students be
present ON the first day.
II. a. CHILD, p. Med. ALEXANDER,
Secretary. Chm. sd. Irus
july 81, '87-tf
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Advertised Let GERS.

The following letters romain un-
called for in the post Office at this
placc:-Rov.S G.. Sloane, Mrs. Della
jenkins, Lucsonsoy Harmcmcy, A. B.
Hunt, Mrs. Comclia Harden, Ed.
Giant, Aaron Garrett, II. w. Farr, A,
b. Franklin, William Fendlcy, Miss
Margaret Evatt. Abram Eubanks,
Tom Davidson, William Den, Nancy
Couch l.. r.. Cook 3, NJ. r. Casey,
Rev. G.. NJ. Simmons, G. W. Smith,
Lucinda Scott, G.. +. Wyatt, Wm
Powers, II. J. Kay, Gen'l. W. Kelley,
}. A. Kelley 2, A. b. King.
Persons calling for the above let
ters will please say they were adver.
tised. MARY d. RILEY, Postmaster.
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We have tcstod every lot of turnip
seed we have for sale this year, and
know them to be good $500 will be
given by us as IL premium to the party
bringing us by November 1st the lar,
gest sample turnip grown from our seed.
SLOAN BROS.
tt Drug, Seed and Paint Store
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-27
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept. 20. 1887.-Flour market
recelpJs 43 900 packages; exports $50 bbls and
1875 sacks; firm and more active; sales ~ 900
bbls.
Flour I1uotations--Fine at 00@2 70; superfne
Westcrn!and State 5oG3 80; common TO good
extra Western and State at 90G3 40; good TO
choice DO at 5o94 80; common to choice White
wheat Western extra at 40I4 go; fancy do at
al 6h@4 80; common to good extra Ohio at 90
g4!9O; common to.choice extra st LOUIS at cog
90i patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
40g4 60; choice to double extra do at cog
90s includiGg 900 :bbls city mill extra at 10
30; 500 line Dbls do 0od2 rs; HOO bbls SUI
pernne 2 boa3 40; 300 bbls extra No 2 at 3 OO0
360; 1900 bbls winter wheatsextra % 0o94 so;
5000 bbls Minnesota extra at 3 0od4 80. South
ern hour firm and in moderate demand; common
TO fair extra 20G4 90. Rye -four steady: super
hne lbG3 DO Whear-receipts l49,660 bush:
exports 70, 400 bush; sales 284 900 bush spot;
spot higher but only moderately active; No 2 Chi,
cago:at at s2c; :, No 2 Red s1Hasl1ac store and
White SOC. Rye dull. BARLEY is dull. Germ
receipts 1I0.950 bush; exports bush; sales
100000 bush spot; cash 1a@9sc better and only
moderately active; No at 6IA @511ac elev, 62c
(0521Ac delivered. Oats-receipJs 1874 400 bush:
exports = bush; sales lac, 900 bush spot; 1saN
higher but rather quiet; spot No 8 at S21s; No 8
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-27
sos,on Proouoe Warke,.

BOSTON. Sept24 lss7.-rhe following are to
days quotations OF Provisions. &C.:
Pork-Long cut Is 000Q18 so: short cuts 10 90
Gl8 90; backs l6 50119 90; light backs II so;
lean ends ID 50919 90; pork tongues at I6 90
G$I6 30; prime mess at SIT o0G17 90; extra
prime at 15 30; mess, at II 001y17 90.
Lard-choice at 714@71se " 10 in tierces; 73l
Csc In lob pals; siGSAc IN 5-ib pals; 8ls q
sac in Sir pals
Hams at l2Gl2Hsc y To, according TO size and
cure smoked shoulders Slag9c; pressed hams at
l11z@l2c. Ia
Choice city dressed hogs 71sc p Ii; country do
&c.
Butter Western extra fresh maze creamery "a
a26c: do extra frsts at.22 G23c ;sdo frsts ati20G
2lc; do fancy imitation creamery zoe; do sec
onds 1Sc; do factory, choice fresh 17 Is; do far
to good at 3G16c; New York fresh made cremy
extra 25@26c; do extra hrsts 23@24c, Vermont
extra creamery 25G26c; do extra frsts 23924c
23@24c; fair to good att 1S919c; low grades OF
butter as TO quality. The above quotations are
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots. job
bling prices I12c higher.
Eggs-Eastern fresh at 21c do firsts 1901 915c
extra vt and N III 21c; choice Canada at 18@l9c
good to choice Western at 1SGlS1ac; Michigan
choice at 19g2oc: Nova Scotia at 1870. Jobbing
prices ts@1c higher.
Cheese-Northern choice at he; Ohio choice at
l16111ac; lower grades S01011c Northern sage
12c; Job prices 1ac higher.
beans-Cnoice small N hand picked pea at
picked do 1892 90 small Vermont hand picked
pea at 2 55a2 go
hay-Choice prime hay 10 90; some fancy high
er; fair 10 good SIS 00@S17 90; Eastern fine S12
td$l5; poor TO ordinary $12@Sl4: East swale at
109sll. Rye straw. choice, 16 5o9Sl8 90; oat
straw $8,98 30.
Potatoes-Houlton Rose at 7o@75c y bush; do
Hebrons 75c.
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-27

White 34a341sc mo at 339331sc;s No White
at 35@351sc; No nominal No White at SIC;
Coffee"spot fair Rio finn i91sc. sugar frm:
Extra @ 6ssa6 11-16c; Yellow at 4sl 9lMc G; of
A b1aG5 9-1Bc; Mould 1 16 standard at
s il-i6c; Confec A at SC: cut LOAF and crushed at
essa61sc; powdered at 3-1e@e 5-16c ;granulat-
united G s2c Pork is dull-mess at 15 Is for Old,
10 2B for new. Beef dull. Lard higher and more
active; Western steam at 9 e21aa6 871s city
A at 40a7 49, Butter Is quiet. Cheese is
steady and quiet; State at 11912Hc
Freights to Liverpool steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20, 1887.-Flour market is
in better demand. Wheat is strong and higher
No Spring:70s4 @71c; No 2 Red at 721ac. Corn
firmer at 42c for No &c. Oats steadier-No at
ans s Pork Is 90; Lard at Is. Drs
salted shoulders 25@5 80; short clear at 500
R Re- $4,000 bbls; wheat. $4,000
bush corn 2s7 900 bush; oats ls6, 600 bu; rye T.,
oool6ush; barley, 1900 bush;
bush corn, 6ss 900 bush; oats ,222 900 bush: rye
o,OoO bush. barley 10000 BUSH
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20. lS87.-The Flour market
er-No Red at zoe Corn higher and firm but
quiet with light trading. Oats dull but steady at
23ss@33Ac. Rye dull.at 400 bid reglar Wits,
weak. Pork irregular at Ia 75aI6 90. Lard is
guiet saleable 80; dry sailed Meats shoulders
oS sa TRs al
clear at oo99 121a short clear at 121a@
8 20. Hams at 12@14c.
Receipts-Flour, 4, 000.bbls, wheat 46, 900 bush,
corn S2,000lbush.o oats 10000 bush, barley. $4,000
bush.
Shipments $4,000 bbls, wheat 5000
bush, lcorn $4,000 bush, toats Is, 0o0bush, barley
5000 bush.
DETROIT, Septic, 1s87.-wheat-No White
at 77Ac;No Red at 75c. Corn-No 2 at 44sl.
Receipts-Wheat 2O,30o bush.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20. 1S87.-Ootton Is
weak; middng 15-16c.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 20, 1887. Cotton dull;
mlddling 1876.
middling sac.
.MEMPHIs,sept. 20, 1ss7.-Cotton easier; mid
ding 8 10 Ice.
MOBILE, Sept. 20. 1ss7.-Cotton is quiet ;mid.
ding 1616c
The Portland daily press., 1887-09-27
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. X.
ARRANGEMENT Of TRAINS

ssse9esssss.s On and after IN enday, June az,
E.H--xn-sIs s7, Passenger Trains will Lesv'
Portland
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junesioa,
Nashua, Windhan and Epping at $50
a. nm. and 1925 y. ma.
For Manchester, Concord, and points EOrlA
at 1928 p. mn.
Fer Rochester, springvn Alfred, Waters
boro, and SAGE River at 1.3O n. ms, 1928
and linked at $50 y. mn.
For Gerham at 5.3O -. M, 1929, 300,
Gao, 81 d (mixed) at $50 p. M
Ger saecarappa, Gum bertrand Willis, We 20
brook Junction and Woedford's at J.3s
and 1000 a. M, 1928, 800, Gao arc
lmixed) s6.3 D y. nn.
Ger Forest A enue CDeeriDx) 40 90 n.
500 and Gao y. IN.
Il The Haas .. m. train from Portland connects Al
Aver Janet. with Hoosae Tunnel Eeuto for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, fer
New York via Norwich Line, and all rsis
via Springfield, also with n. ". g. N. Il. 70. Il |.
l"Steamer Maryland ROute") for Philnd cI phia,
baltimore, Wnshi gfon, and the south, and
with Boston a. Albany u. ~. for the West.
Close connection made at We.tbreok IA 40
iisn with through trains Of Maine Central Il. r. aad
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland. with through
trains Of Grand Trunk Railway.
Through Tickets TO all points West and South
may be had OF s. II. HELM, Ticket Agent, Pert
land q Rochester Depot at foot OF Preble Street.
sDoes not stop at W0OdfOrd,s.
Iune26dn J. W. PETERS suDt.